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TV & Radio - Monday 2 May, 2005
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ABC 774 Melbourne (Melbourne)
Drive - 02/05/2005 - 04:54 PM
Virginia Trioli
Producer Ms Maura Angle 03 9626 1743
Scruby says that it might not be a bad idea to have a trolley for the children to carry. Scruby says that a lot of people say they don't have time to walk. Scruby says that John Howard does everyday and it is good to walk as you do your best thinking then.
Interviewees: Harold Scruby, Chairman, Pedestrian Council of Australia
Duration: 2:13
© Media Monitors |
 Demographics |
| Male 16+ |
34300 |
| Female 16+ |
34100 |
| All People |
69400 |
| ABs |
27800 |
| GBs |
36900 | | |
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ABC 774 Melbourne (Melbourne)
Drive - 02/05/2005 - 04:54 PM
Virginia Trioli
Producer Ms Maura Angle 03 9626 1743
Caller, Mike says that children have to carry so much to school that they shouldn't be walking.
Interviewees: Harold Scruby, Chairman, Pedestrian Council of Australia
Duration: 0:54
© Media Monitors |
| Demographics |
| Male 16+ |
34300 |
| Female 16+ |
34100 |
| All People |
69400 |
| ABs |
27800 |
| GBs |
36900 | | |
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ABC 774 Melbourne (Melbourne)
Drive - 02/05/2005 - 04:50 PM
Virginia Trioli
Producer Ms Maura Angle 03 9626 1743
Trioli says that she is inspired by the walk safely to school day. She says she is going to walk home from work on that day. She says that children don't walk to school anymore. Scruby talks about why parents are driving their children to school.
Scruby says children under the age of ten shouldn't walk alone.
Interviewees: Harold Scruby, Chairman, Pedestrian Council of Australia
Duration: 3:52
© Media Monitors |
| Demographics |
| Male 16+ |
34300 |
| Female 16+ |
34100 |
| All People |
69400 |
| ABs |
27800 |
| GBs |
36900 | | | |
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ABC 774 Melbourne (Melbourne)
Drive - 02/05/2005 - 04:57 PM
Virginia Trioli
Producer Ms Maura Angle 03 9626 1743
Ryan says that he used to get driven to school as he lived so far from school. Ryan talks about the weather of the weekend.
Interviewees: Terry Ryan, Weather Bureau
Duration: 2:39
Summary ID: M00017627180
© Media Monitors |
| Demographics |
| Male 16+ |
34300 |
| Female 16+ |
34100 |
| All People |
69400 |
| ABs |
27800 |
| GBs |
36900 | | |
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ABC 774 Melbourne (Melbourne)
Drive - 02/05/2005 - 04:27 PM
Virginia Trioli
Producer Ms Maura Angle 03 9626 1743
Trioli talks of the walk to school safely project to take place on Friday.
Duration: 0:35
© Media Monitors |
| Demographics |
| Male 16+ |
28300 |
| Female 16+ |
31400 |
| All People |
58700 |
| ABs |
17100 |
| GBs |
33800 | | |
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ABC 702 Sydney (Sydney)
Afternoons - 02/05/2005 - 02:47 PM
James Valentine
Producer Ms Jen Flemming 02 8333 1241
Caller, Paul, says that the safety issue no doubt impacts why fewer children are walking home from school. He says that in the Western Suburbs there are a group of children negotiating the 'mess' that is Cumberland Highway. He feels that there has been an attitude change. Valentine asks if there is a difference between Sydney and the Central Coast, but Paul is not sure.
Duration: 2:35
© Media Monitors |
| Demographics |
| Male 16+ |
24900 |
| Female 16+ |
24600 |
| All People |
49600 |
| ABs |
15600 |
| GBs |
30400 | | |
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ABC 702 Sydney (Sydney)
Afternoons - 02/05/2005 - 02:43 PM
James Valentine
Producer Ms Jen Flemming 02 8333 1241
Valentine says that the ministry of Transport is concerned as fewer and fewer children are walking to school. This also leads to an increase in traffic with parents collecting children of an afternoon. He wonders why we are not letting our children walk home.
-Caller, Cathy, says that she was driving through Mona Vale wither her daughter and a boy began walking and was hit by a car that ran a red light. Her son has also only just begun catching the bus and the issue is the topic of conversation he comes across from the seniors. Two children have been hit in as many weeks, continues Cathy.
Duration: 4:18
Summary ID: S00017625736
© Media Monitors |
| Demographics |
| Male 16+ |
24900 |
| Female 16+ |
24600 |
| All People |
49600 |
| ABs |
15600 |
| GBs |
30400 | | |
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ABC 702 Sydney (Sydney)
Afternoons - 02/05/2005 - 02:05 PM
James Valentine
Producer Ms Jen Flemming 02 8333 1241
Valentine says that barely thirty per cent of NSW students walk to school.
Duration: 0:20
© Media Monitors |
| Demographics |
| Male 16+ |
22600 |
| Female 16+ |
24600 |
| All People |
47300 |
| ABs |
17500 |
| GBs |
28900 | | |
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2UE (Sydney)
John Stanley - 02/05/2005 - 01:07 PM
John Stanley
Program Ph: 02 9930 9912
Stanley talks about walking to school. Today seven out of ten kids are driven to school or catch the bus.
Duration: 1:40
Summary ID: S00017624831
© Media Monitors
This program or part thereof is syndicated to 1 station/s. |
| Demographics |
| Male 16+ |
38800 |
| Female 16+ |
25700 |
| All People |
63500 |
| ABs |
6600 |
| GBs |
35900 | | |
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C91.3FM (Campbelltown)
10:00 News - 02/05/2005 - 11:02 AM
Newsreader
Station Ph: 02 4633 3913
Health experts are concerned about the number of children being driven to school despite living within close proximity. Kevin Norton from the University of South Australia says it is not helping the fight against obesity.
Interviewees: Kevin Norton, University of South Australia
Duration: 0:26
© Media Monitors |
| Demographics |
| Male 16+ |
1500 |
| Female 16+ |
2400 |
| All People |
3900 |
| ABs |
1200 |
| GBs |
1800 | | |
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2UE (Sydney)
10:00 News - 02/05/2005 - 10:02 AM
Newsreader
News Director Mr Greg Byrnes 02 9930 9924
Health experts are concerned by the number of children being driven to school even though they live close enough to the school to walk. Only one in three kids walk to school. Kevin Norton from the University of SA says policies and home education would help decrease the obesity level.
Duration: 0:30
© Media Monitors
This program or part thereof is syndicated to 17 station/s. |
| Demographics |
| Male 16+ |
51800 |
| Female 16+ |
49600 |
| All People |
101400 |
| ABs |
18600 |
| GBs |
56000 | | |
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POWER FM (Eden)
09:00 News - 02/05/2005 - 09:03 AM
Graham French
Station Ph: 02 6492 1633
A report shows only 30% of school students are walking to school even if they live close by. More walk home and the NSW Department of Transport would like to see more walking.
Duration: 0:26
© Media Monitors |
| Demographics |
| Demographics are not available as the media outlet has not commissioned audience research into this timeslot. | | |
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WAVE FM (Wollongong)
08:30 News - 02/05/2005 - 08:31 AM
Rob Gooda
Station Ph: 02 4275 2965
A survey has found only 30% of students walk to school despite many living close enough to do so. The State Transport Ministry says more students walk home in the afternoon.
Duration: 0:20
Summary ID: 200017620812
© Media Monitors |
| Demographics |
| Male 16+ |
7300 |
| Female 16+ |
10800 |
| All People |
18100 |
| ABs |
2800 |
| GBs |
10400 | | |
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2UE (Sydney)
08:00 News - 02/05/2005 - 08:02 AM
Newsreader
News Director Mr Greg Byrnes 02 9930 9924
New figures show only 30% of students walk to school, even though they're close to school.
Duration: 0:12
© Media Monitors
This program or part thereof is syndicated to 16 station/s. |
| Demographics |
| Male 16+ |
58600 |
| Female 16+ |
54400 |
| All People |
112800 |
| ABs |
15600 |
| GBs |
54800 | | |
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ABC Newcastle (Newcastle)
Breakfast - 02/05/2005 - 06:24 AM
Brett Lavaring
Station Ph: 02 4922 1200
Male caller Trevor says used to walk five kilometres to school. Could have caught a bus for threepence but used to save the money for ice cream which everyone did and has a go at Voice from the Vault Quiz.
Duration: 1:32
© Media Monitors
This program or part thereof is syndicated to 1 station/s. |
| Demographics |
| Male 16+ |
4400 |
| Female 16+ |
5300 |
| All People |
9800 |
| ABs |
2000 |
| GBs |
5500 | | |
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2GB (Sydney)
Alan Jones - 02/05/2005 - 06:15 AM
Alan Jones
Producer Mr Paul Christensen 02 8570 0304
Caller, Mirella, rings in to talk about school children walking to school. She says that she used to walk with her daughter to school, but her busy lifestyle has forced her to go back to the car.
Duration: 2:19
© Media Monitors |
| Demographics |
| Male 16+ |
57500 |
| Female 16+ |
66600 |
| All People |
124100 |
| ABs |
21700 |
| GBs |
66100 | | |
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2GB (Sydney)
Alan Jones - 02/05/2005 - 06:09 AM
Alan Jones
Producer Mr Paul Christensen 02 8570 0304
Jones says that it has come out today that barely thirty per cent of students are walking to school. Jones says that he can understand why, and that this is a factor in health. Jones says that a new report from the ministry of transport shows that fifty five per cent of students who live close to school (less than a kilometre) are driven when they could walk. Jones says that the PNC say that the number of children being driven to school is reflection of the busy working life of parents rather than laziness.
Duration: 1:22
© Media Monitors |
| Demographics |
| Male 16+ |
57500 |
| Female 16+ |
66600 |
| All People |
124100 |
| ABs |
21700 |
| GBs |
66100 | | |
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